New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-04
GREETING A NEW PASTOR.
Why DR. SAMPLE CANE TO NETWORK.

the communion service He took as MS text the words
For as often as 70 this bread and drink
show the Lords death till He come" Before the sermon
the pastor spoke to his new flock as follows:
Christian Friends After pected deaysI greet you
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Now SPEAK to Of Him who died for us and rose
May there be but little Of man In this and much
immediate presence Of Him who has ever been the throne OF
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CHRISTIANNING NEGROES AND lNDlANS
Interesting services held in the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church yesterday by General Armstrong
and number of Indian and cOorcd students After the
Introductory exercises ana Slave Song by the lamp
Male Quartet short addresses made by General
Armstrong and three Of his pupils coOred graduate
the school and present commander OF the cadet corps
made vigorous address africa and America, say
ing:
70 Il, e9s IN the sa
suffering Of tile GO, sOOTe% race IN aHs
which the negro has come progress remarkable.
he i ie Sp ali its %iserie. While child. General
Armstrong once placed his hand Ior on torg ms
bead entered hs%po in
living during all the course and was graduated In iss3
value OF energy perseverance, aud above all the Chris
want for my people He emphasized the need of educa
ton to make the Indian mar saying in part
Schools among the tribes Of little value 1t must be
special education education among the whites Their ola
paganism still in vogue Their greatest need IS the Gospel
An Indian girl Of the Omaha tribe next made in
feresling remarks saying:
to :3sh his ;hcy enjoyed Blu!
hTy wer o esge yssr S o.eS them chiefs i've
years they to full Citizenship and Christian LIVING
them would lead better lives ii they had the Bible.
General Armstrong said in part:
than Captain Prats efforts in their behalf Though the
educated popular sentiment the East The Railroads
y6s indian S%SsSa been
forced upon us ana ,ng magma csra 1 I The
as the sa
have done the work We must watch the division Of the
, Watching III ~! for Chances S'"' anu
encouraging aspect. Of the question
tie aud no wGise Tho qSs
%nor%s little BsSr' the ssR
they could themselves and would make their
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country schools are deporabe The great majority Of the
times the number of graduate teachers than Hampton school
fan s t5y anf a hs y
bringing them highec life all OF which has
been made possible by the providence oil God
IMPORTANCE OF THE PRESENT.
The eighteenth anniversary OF the Cornell Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church took place yesterday AT
the morning service the was offered by the Rev.
G. H. GoOdsel the former pastor BISHOP Harris was ,s
sermons He laid particular emphasis upon the words,
Nevertheless. afterward." He said IN part
gun me 'i
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is mistake all endings take place In now" No man
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forming sssuSn MIND and uns an end mental
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end things have mo end and man Is 10 9G
since be n. innora spirit is %pOsspe
s scr persons after death Knowing
shall take the beginning Of human action The csa Cor
All other animals can One things Henry Ward
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mistress Of the Household gentleman informed informed
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six months sOr ne explanation IS to be ioqna in s
earth between the present ana The
reward There sorrow no setdenaI In Heaven there
one familiar history OF this church. with the circum
for labor done when the reward aiterwsrd that
seems many long year OF waiting
After the services the pastor the Rev. j. Benson Ham
jlto. received into the church twenty-five by letter.
twelve from probation nine from other churches and six
teen were received upon probation
MISSIONARIES STARTING FOR AFRICA
On the occasion Of the departure OF ten mssona res for
Africa appropriate services he in the Washington
Square Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday In The
morning the Rev. john Riley Thompson preached mis-
sionary sermon, and at $50 p IN the Rev pr Lowrie
Quoted experience meeting. In the evening the Rev.
Dr. Dunn Of Jersey City, occupied the pulpit Those
Burlington Vt; Miss Trnble and Miss collins, of the
Chicago Mission Training School Miss Heay, Of Denni-
son. Iowa Miss Belle Grover, OF Waeryiile. Me-. Miss
Mary Angus, OF Conemaugh, PENN f. T. Clatn; OF Med,
AND Mr. ses and his %a sons ana
Archie, OF Dennison Iowa. They will go to England,
ssred Sd Ti the COMPANY M
Thomas Critchlow, will sail for the Upper Congo
You'd Stanley Pool They under the auspices OF the
Board for the Transit building of Bishop Taylors
sell-suppOrting Mission of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Farewell will be held to-day In this
church. consisting OF preaching in the morning by the
Rev Dr. B. NJ Adams experience meeting at 2: y. M,
and preaching In the evening by the Rev Dr. j. NJ Kiug
of the Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
KEEP CHURCH AND STATE SEPARATE.
At the Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church the
Rev. Dr. James NJ King spoke upon the present relation
ship purposes OF Jesutical Romanism toward civil
government. lie said In part:
wish speak tins subject Christian citizen TO
Christian citzrna In relation TO tins country regards
psrochial schools SUPPORT them yourselves; do
not ask the state TO do IL II is right to
depominationa. let the
said had antaxoDism TO Romanism reli
gOD political power II ought TO be ressted Inc
that xe number IN political ifc
under republican government is peril TO that ma